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Rashes on back side of body
I recover from covid 19 (home quarantine), during covid treatment I developed rashes on my backside , is it common during treatment?
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Some viral fevers can produce rash( so as covid infection also). But Rash may be due to medication.
Please check your medication
Take antihistamines like cetrizine if the rash is bad.
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It is commonly seen in post Covid cases
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It is common but you can take some anti allergic medication.
consult a G.P
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
17 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern.
It will happen rarely in patients with covid.
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you can use calamine lotion for local application.
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Karimnagar
Yes ..it should substd aftr 7-10 dys notng to wry
Need details for furthr management tkae onln consultation to evaluate condition and give a proper treatmnet
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